good evening, experiment richard carranza and fewer and all of the committee members. my name is goria and i wanted to say thank you for the update on behalf of the title 7 pack members and the student rep who wanted to be here tonight to give us a thank you, we will come back next board meeting on march 11th to give a proper thank you. but we wanted to personally give thanks to superintendent carranza deputy superintendent, and david golden who has been instrumental person in the search as well, and leslie gardener and dr. mora and we wanted to express that we are so happy with the identified space that has been a long time coming. >> good evening, my name is georgia women ams breck and as she mentioned on behalf of the parents from the program and the students we want to say thank you for your diligence in finding us a space, permanent home for the program and again, that will not only serve the native americans in the district but we hoping that will serve the wider school, students body. thank you. >> and we look forward to continued support and dedication for the

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. >> it's my pleasure to share the podium with our superintendant richard carranza who did an excellent job in framing the process that we have gone thus far. it's now my job to pivot the conversation to share with you the policy recommendations that we want to put forward bfrm i go into that we want to point out a couple of guiding principles constant as we were developing and designing these policy recommendations. the core beliefs came from what we heard the ococ, our children, our cities community input process as well as looking at the other community input reports from our other community stakeholders. so as you can see in this chart, it's a little complicated. but what we want to emphasize is we want to hold children and family at the core of everything we do. no. 2, we need to ensure clear roles and responsibility both on the city level as well as on the community level and services provider level. we need a robust data system in which we can share data and be very strategic with how we allocate funds and services. we need high quality staff and investment services and strategie